EIGEN: Published Unlock Schedule (Cumulative by Allocation) [EIGEN]

Included with Plus.

How much of each EIGEN allocation with a published release schedule had been released by each hour, under the schedule the project itself publishes.

Why use it. Unlocks add to the supply that can be sold. This shows how far through its schedule each allocation is, and when the cliffs and monthly releases came. How to read it. The bands stack to the total released under the schedule and only rise: a step is a release on a set date, a slope is linear vesting. What comes next, date by date, is on the token unlock calendar (/token-unlocks/). A day takes its last hour.

Calculation. From the project's own documents (Eigen Foundation: key information on the initial EIGEN supply, read on 7 November 2026; Eigen Foundation: EIGEN's purpose, unlock and transferability, read on 7 November 2026). EIGEN became transferable on 30 September 2024. Investors' and early contributors' tokens are locked for one year from then; on the anniversary 4% unlocks, and a further 4% each month after, so they are fully unlocked three years after the token became transferable. The Foundation lists the community's 45% of the initial supply; investors and early contributors hold the other 55%, on one schedule, so they are shown together (their split is published only as an image). Monthly releases fall on the 30th (28 February in February). The community's 45% (stakedrops, community initiatives, R&D and ecosystem growth) is distributed over time with no fixed dates, and the 4% yearly inflation goes to stakers and operators. Releases on a stated day are dated 00:00 UTC. This is the published schedule, not tokens observed moving on chain: a project can change it, and unlocked tokens are not necessarily sold. What left the project's disclosed wallets on our own Ethereum node is in Project Wallet Outflows by Destination.